Specialty treaty
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This publication has reported several exits from the carrier’s Lloyd’s operation.
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The specialty treaty market is preparing to deal with the fallout from the Baltimore bridge disaster.
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The broker said another strong year would drive pressure for “reasonably significant rate reductions” next year.
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The bridge disaster added 6.3pts points to the company’s overall CoR in Q1.
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He joins from Odyssey Re, where he was treaty underwriting VP.
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Former pricing actuary Chris Chandriotis will lead the team.
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Carriers have been dealing with elevated storm activity this year, whilst additional purchases to match inflating values had largely been parked in 2023.
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Sources previously told this publication there is up $15bn of exposure on-risk locally.
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The contingency market is monitoring the war between Israel and Hamas for potential loss activity, as well as keeping track on whether it has wider global implications for events, sources told this publication.
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Carriers achieved sweeping changes in pricing, terms and coverage in a hectic renewal at 1 January 2023, in a reset that sources hope isn’t reversed.
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Syndicate 1856 is looking to back diversified coverholders for the project.
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Emily Taylor joined Hiscox as a senior underwriter in 2020.
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